Cognitive Accessibility Guidance in an Augmented World

(a quiz based discussion - the backup)

@EmmaJ_PR

Accessibility

Discussion: please add team notes to the Google Doc

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Practice: What is the elephant in the virtual voiced room?

△ What is real?

♢ What is real?

◯ What is real?

▢ What is real?

BBC MAG has one guideline about alternatives for audio-visual content. How many are there in WCAG 2.1?

◯ 9                

Sudden, loud, or layered sound can be problematic for some users. Which of these WCAG guidelines cover this?

♢ 1.4.2          

◯ 1.4.7          

Colour contrast is a consideration for cognitive impairment. True or false?

♢ True           

"Consistency allows all users to predict where to find information and how to use it." Which guideline says this?

▢ BBC -             
        Consistency

"Providing multiple ways to interact ... increases inclusivity." Which WCAG guideline requires choice of input mode?

△ 2.5.6          

"All users benefit when content is logically ordered." Which of these WCAG guidelines care about content order?

△ 1.3.2          

◯ 2.4.3          

BBC MAG has 4 guidelines specifically about online forms. How many does WCAG 2.1 have?

◯ 7                

BBC MAG has 5 guidelines on clear accessible notifications, instructions and error messages. What about WCAG 2.1?

△ 1.3.3          

♢ 3.3.1          

◯ 3.3.3          

▢ 4.1.3          

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Some people are overwhelmed by on screen movement, page refreshes, or time limits. True or false?

♢ True           

BBC MAG has guidelines on headings and landmarks within a section on structure. Where are they in WCAG 2.1?

♢ 1.3.1          

Thank you!

Accessibility

@EmmaJ_PR

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